Yashuide Nakayama’s Remarks Member of the National Diet of Japan; Director, LDP Global South May 1, 2026 It is a great honor for me to join you today at this remarkable conference, America at 250: A Beacon for the AI Age. At this historic moment, we celebrate not only...
America 250: AI Pioneers Award At the America at 250: A Beacon for the AI Age Conference on May 1, 2026, Professor Cynthia Dwork of Harvard University delivered her acceptance remarks for the America 250: AI Pioneers Award, on behalf of the distinguished honorees...
In her New Year’s Reflection (Jan. 1, 2026), Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi set a tone of resolve and acceleration: strengthening Japan’s economy, rebuilding momentum through reform, and protecting citizens’ everyday security—while calling for national unity at the...
1. Culture is the foundation of the AI World Society In the age of artificial intelligence, the question is not only how powerful AI can become, but rather: Who will human beings become when living alongside AI? AIWS Culture is born from a fundamental realization:...
I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AIWS Education proposes a fundamental redefinition of education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. In the AI Age, education must no longer be confined to classrooms, age brackets, rigid curricula, or exam-centered systems. Instead, it must...
On October 28, 2025, at the historic Raffles London,Vietnam appeared for the first time at the global intellectual dialogue table — not merely as a country adopting technology, but as a nation of ideas, presenting a humanistic vision and a profound aspiration to build...
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, 2023 World Leader in AIWS Award Recipient, began her New Year holidays on Saturday and is expected to remain on break until Jan. 4. Takaichi will spend time in Tokyo while planning a move to the prime minister’s official residence at the...
Japan’s government under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has launched a major initiative to streamline its administrative architecture by reducing the number of government councils and advisory bodies. The move reflects a broader effort to cut unnecessary bureaucracy...